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'^."'.,'''; excellent photograph of a split bicuspid with
., J'"? Tuesial and distal decavs is reniark-
aDiy similar to the last, but m many ways a moie perfect picture than Figure 114.
In the" decay on the
left, the enamel rods are broken down and are lying in the cayity in the enamel
in a tangled mass.
in tne decay on the right, the enamel rods are still in perfect position and no microorganisms have
been admitted to the dentin.
The dark portion of the dentin accurately exhibits actual decay of the
dentin m both decays.
projection of the
The hyaline areas are both very well shown. "The forked
flamellke tongue on the left, formed by the border of cloud, is one of the singularly interesting